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My computer has a virus that won’t allow me to get online therefore I cannot get antivirus to just fix that. I want to just wipe the whole computer clean anyways to give to someone but I don’t have a CD to just install. What do I do???

I don’t recall downloading anything but I run all these .exe programs alot so I think that might be what started it. Well, now every once in a while a fake window will pop up saying stuff like, ‘You’re not protected!’. When I click on it, or on the X button, a windows explorer window comes up, and it takes me to a website that apparently sells antispyware and stuff. I know itd all fake! Also, sometimes a little icon next to the time in the bottom of my screen appears with a caution sign. I know thats fake too, so I never click on it! I tried scanning my computer with McAfee, and it went extremely slow, and it didn’t discover anything! I tried Spybot Search & Destroy, and it found something called ‘Smitfraud-C.’, and when I clicked to fix it, it said it did, and then seconds later it said that objects were trying to come back or something and I denied the change. {description continued in comments}

Stop searching for User Antivirus 2010 serial number as this is a computer virus you should remove. Getting User Antivirus 2010 removal freeware software is easy as long as you getting the right one and following the right methods. This virus is categorized as rogue antispyware and like any other rogue antispyware scam software they are not easy to get rid of without utilizing several tools. However using the tools are highly recommended after you have turn off or disable system restore. How to disable system restore? It’s easy, just right click on your My Computer icon and select Properties. Thereafter select system restore and tick on the box belong to turn off system restore and click apply. However for anyone who uses Windows 7 you can try this method. Go to Computer and right click on blank space then choose Properties. Select System Protection and click the Configure button. Select the Turn Off System Restore option and thereafter click Apply. Often users are required to restart their computer before the changes take effect.

Then restart your computer into safe mode with networking and download User Antivirus 2010 removal tools. The User Antivirus 2010 uninstallers are Malwarebytes Anti Malware which is a leading spyware removal tool. The next software you need is SuperAntiSpyware Pro (fully functioning trial freeware) that can help you to protect the computer after malware termination process has been done. The third software you need to download and install is antivirus freeware which only for your PC if the PC doesn’t have any antivirus program at the moment, got it? If your computer already has an antivirus please ignore the third software suggestion.

RGet all the suggested security tools installed and updated to the latest software update.Please get all other unrelated, memory-consuming programs at this moment such as MP3 program and PowerPoint software. We do not want the scanning process getting interrupted by other programs. Now it is the time for your to prepare your weapon and start hunting for User Antivirus 2010. Start using the first weapon Malwarebytes Anti Malware and fully-scan your computer with it. It will then try to locate and terminate the User Antivirus 2010 and other malware if they exist in your PC. Thereafter use the second suggested tool SuperAntiSpyware and lasty the antivirus program. Reboot or restart your PC once all detected malware (hopefully including User Antivirus 2010) have been deleted effectively. Turn on or enable system restore again and if you know how to create a new restore point, create one now.

i have this virus trojan and cannot get red of it i have tryed to download several softwares but it never completes the scan and freezes wot can i do is there a software i can download that will heal my computer for free

How can I get rid of it? My Malwarebytes can’t find it. My ESET can’t find it either! I fixed it!! I called the Geek Squad, and they said it was a virus and it would cost me around $200 to fix it. Well, I definitely can’t do that, so I started tinkering around with it. Nothing on the internet would show me how to fix it, nothing even mentioned it. But, I pulled up an article online on a similar virus, and it said something about av.exe. When I searched for the file, nothing came up. But, I had Task Manager pulled up when one windows popped up. I hit End Task, and it said it wasn’t responding. Then I had it show me the error report, and VOILA! It showed me the files associated with the virus. I went to the folder, deleted it, and everything returned back to normal!! Praise God!